Deploy Pulse Core Services
You can deploy the Pulse Core services by sending an API request to the Pulse Manager Server using the curl
command.
This request updates the Custom Resource (CR) in the background. The Pulse Operator then automatically detects the changes and deploys the specified services to the Pulse Server running on the Kubernetes cluster node.
Add the Core Services You Want to Deploy
Add the required services to the core
list in the API request. The following core services are available.
Service Name | Identifier |
---|---|
GraphQL | ad-graphql |
New UI | ad-pulse-ui |
Streaming | ad-streaming |
Hydra | ad-hydra |
AxnServer | ad-axnserver |
Notifications | ad-notifications |
Alerts | ad-alerts |
Dashplots (Core) | ad-dashplot |
Dashplots (UI) | ad-dashplot-ui |
Deploy Using the Core Services API
Use the following curl
command to deploy the services. Replace the placeholders as described below.
curl --request PUT \
--url http://<Ingress API for the manager Server>/api/v1/mserver/deploy/core/<clustername> \
--header '<basic credentials>'
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{
"extra_hosts": {
"<IP Address 1>": "<host name 1>",
"<IP Address 2>": "<host name 2>",
"<IP Address 3>": "<host name 3>"
}
}'
Replace the Placeholders
Placeholder | Description |
---|---|
<Ingress API for the manager Server> | The external URL for the Manager service (exposed via Ingress) |
<clustername> | Name of your target cluster |
extra_hosts | Mapping of Pulse host IPs to hostnames (used internally for networking) |
What Happens Next?
- The Manager Server updates the CR behind the scenes with the listed services.
- The Pulse Operator detects this update and automatically deploys the services to the cluster nodes.
Important Notes
- Ensure Ingress and authentication are correctly configured before running the command.
- To verify deployment, use
kubectl get pods -n <namespace>.
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